Nearly 5,000 more people than usual have died in England and Wales in the last five weeks of causes other than COVID-19, coinciding with the spring booster campaign among older folk. Any link must be investigated.
Once you take into account that non-Covid excess mortality is skewed heavily towards the old, the estimate of vaccine mortality in the over-75s exceeds one in 1,000 doses or 0.1%. Fourth doses are bearing this out.
More than 3,000 diabetics in England may have died due to a lack of health checks during the first year of Covid, a major NHS study warns.
There have been over 4,000 non-Covid excess deaths registered in England and Wales in the last four weeks, official data show. Strokes and heart attacks are up. What's behind the spike?
A comparison of non-Covid excess mortality rates in Denmark and the U.K. finds that they closely resemble each other at approximately 250 per million doses, i.e., a fatality rate of 0.025% or one every 4,000 doses.
Excess deaths in England and Wales at the end of April shot up to 21% above average, after hovering around zero or below since the start of the Omicron wave, ONS data show. What's behind it?
A recent Danish study has caused excitement by suggesting the AZ and J&J vaccines reduce non-Covid mortality including heart-related deaths. But this is very unlikely to be true.
Why have there been up to 28,000 additional heart attacks in England since May 2021? Data from ambulance trusts shed light on an alarming trend.
Higher quality nursing homes had fewer Covid deaths but more overall deaths, as their brutal isolation policies came at a considerable cost in human life, a study has found.
The ONS claims the strange spikes in deaths around the time of the vaccine rollout are due to a 'healthy vaccinee effect', but new analysis shows that is contradicted by the ONS's own data.
